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Why American academics are building ties with Cuba

  • Written by The Conversation
imageUniversity of HavanaDesmond Boylan/Reuters

The thawing of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba will be good for people on the island and in America – and that includes students and academics.

American universities, such as Indiana University, where I serve as dean emeritus and professor of educational leadership and policy...

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